PowerRunner

PowerShell Script runnner that loads scripts from paths and parses commmand line parameters to present a tabbed form and output window.

Example

param (
  [string]$name = 'MyApp',
  [string]$connectionString = 'Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;Trusted_Connection=True;',
  [string][ValidateSet("Dev", "Test", "Stage", "Prod")]$environment = "Dev",
  [bool]$configure = $true,
  [switch]$revert = $false
)

$ESC = [char]27
Write-Host "Deploying $name to $environment environment."
Write-Host "$ESC[32mConnection:$ESC[0m $connectionString"
Write-Host "Configure: $configure"
Write-Host "Revert: $revert" -ForegroundColor Blue

Features

• Set all command parameters using inputs, drop downs, and checkboxes that auto-size
• Displays script description and details
• Keep track of many instances in a tabbed experience
• Scans requested directories to show heirarchical scripts in one place
• Double click a script to quickly edit and run
• Store and share saved command line parameters as a profile
• Copy current command and parameters to clipboard
• Run as administrator to execute elevated scripts
• Run scripts in their own window
• Quickly stop and start runs with a button
• Search and browse console output
• Click Edit to go directly to source
• Automatically keeps itself up to date

Setup

1. Click PowerRunnerSetup.exe from Releases to install
2. Keep the download, and click to launch it

3. Click on More info on the blue Windows prompt, then Run anyway

   

4. When the application starts for the first time, the settings page will be shown
5. Click on the folder to browse to your root directory for searching for scripts

6. Enter a pattern for search for your PowerShell scripts

   Example:

    MyProject\**\*.ps1